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What does the Driver Statement at PFP primarily reflect?

  • The operational hierarchy of the council
  • A person's or group's motivations in response to situations (correct)
  • The financial goals of the organization
  • The products being offered by PFP

What is the main function of sociocracy within PFP?

  • To centralize authority for quicker decisions
  • To distribute authority and enhance decision-making speed (correct)
  • To establish a rigid hierarchy
  • To limit participation in governance

Which aspect is NOT included in the operational structure of PFP?

  • Key employees and practices
  • Overall organizational functioning
  • Market competition strategies (correct)
  • The decision-making process

What does the term 'target market' refer to at PFP?

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How are 'markets and services' defined in the context of PFP?

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What is the primary responsibility of council members?

<p>To regularly attend, engage, and steer their council. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for managing and organizing a council?

<p>The council's appointed executors based on their title and domain. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes tertiary council members?

<p>They come from other primary councils and support the council's activities. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be disclosed regarding individual marketing or networking of PFP?

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What defines the structure of councils?

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What is the primary focus of the generative AI sector in business growth?

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Which sector in business growth focuses on consumer demand for climate action?

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What does the skills shortage sector emphasize in the hiring process?

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Which sector includes personalized marketing strategies?

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What aspect of employment does the remote and distributed work sector address?

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Which sector responds to the demand for diversity in products and services?

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What is the focus of the data economy sector?

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Which sector is primarily concerned with protection from threats to businesses?

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What is the primary function of the members assigned to the council gallery?

<p>To facilitate the flow of information and collaboration (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who constitutes the executive council?

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What is the role of the Board of Directors in a nonprofit organization?

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What does total wellness refer to for individuals?

<p>Overall well-being and security, including various aspects of life (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is meant by hierarchy in an organization?

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Which of the following groups includes anyone who engages in PFP activities?

<p>Community members (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement is true regarding the role of council gallery members?

<p>They observe council meetings and provide information as needed (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of businesses does total wellness encompass?

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What is the primary purpose of a nonprofit organization?

<p>To provide a service or charity to the community. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a characteristic of a for-profit organization?

<p>Can accrue capital and share dividends. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the business plan serve as for an organization?

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When should the Executive Summary be written?

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Which of the following statements about marketing key messages is true?

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What is one of the restrictions placed on nonprofit organizations?

<p>May not accrue capital. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect is NOT required for a nonprofit organization?

<p>Sharing profits among owners. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key factor differentiating for-profits from nonprofits in terms of governance?

<p>Nonprofits require a structured form of governance. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of support groups within PFP?

<p>To provide emotional support for community members (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'semi-autonomous' refer to in the context of PFP?

<p>Alignment with other councils while making independent decisions (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What defines an 'objection' in the decision-making process of PFP?

<p>An informed reason why a decision may be harmful (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which concept relates to members providing consent or objection to proposed decisions?

<p>Voting (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is indicated by the term 'interdependence' within PFP?

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What is a core aspect of 'transparency' in PFP?

<p>Access to organizational records for all community members (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which option best describes 'consensus' in the PFP context?

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What are initiatives in the context of PFP?

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What is the main aim of trainings offered by PFP?

<p>To train outside companies and affiliations (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best defines the concept of 'principles' within PFP?

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Flashcards

Driver Statement

PFP's explanation of why they do what they do.

Sociocracy

A peer governance system using councils for faster decisions; based on consent.

Operational Structure

How PFP functions overall, including employees and practices.

Markets & Services

PFP's industry type and target customer base.

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Target Market

PFP's ideal customer or client.

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Council Structure

Staff groupings with a specific purpose and authority, defined by position.

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Council Leadership

Two executives (based on title and area) who manage and lead a council.

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Council Members (Types)

Primary, secondary, and tertiary staff assigned to a council; primary are direct domain staff while secondary and tertiary are from other councils.

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Primary Council Members

Staff working directly within the specific council area.

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Secondary/Tertiary Council Members

Staff from other councils who support the primary council.

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Council Gallery

Staff members assigned to multiple councils who attend meetings, observe proceedings, and offer information within their expertise. They also act as substitutes if primary council members are unavailable.

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Community Members

Individuals who participate in PFP's activities.

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Executive Council

The top leaders responsible for guiding and overseeing the entire organization.

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Board of Directors (BOD)

A crucial part of nonprofit structures, responsible for making key decisions and ensuring the organization stays on track with its mission.

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Hierarchy

The power structure and how it affects the dynamics within an organization.

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Total Wellness: Individuals

Encompasses all aspects of individual well-being, including financial security, social connections, basic needs, spirituality, mental health, and physical health.

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Total Wellness: Companies/Businesses

Refers to the overall stability and efficient operations of businesses, ensuring they function effectively and sustainably.

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What is the role of the Council Gallery?

Council Gallery members attend council meetings, observe proceedings, offer information within their expertise, and act as substitutes if primary council members are unavailable.

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Support Groups

Opportunities for community members to provide and receive emotional support.

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Projects

Community engagement activities hosted by PFP.

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Workshops

Community learning opportunities offered by PFP.

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Trainings

Learning opportunities for external companies and affiliates offered by PFP.

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Accessibility

Ease of engagement regardless of access or support needs.

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Domain

Area of responsibility and authority within an organization; aligning interests.

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Semi-autonomous

Council works independently but aligns with PFP's mission.

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Interdependence

Individuals having complementary needs and offerings, supporting each other.

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Consensus

Most people agree on something (not applicable to sociocratic model).

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Objection

Reasonable cause against a proposed decision, harming council/organization.

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Marketing Key Messages

The messages PFP uses to attract potential members, customers, or clients. These messages highlight how PFP's offerings will benefit them.

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Business Plan

A detailed document outlining PFP's mission, strategies, and financial projections for the year. It guides PFP's actions.

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What is a Non-Profit's main purpose?

To provide a service or charity to the community without seeking profit.

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Key Feature of a Non-Profit

A Non-profit cannot accrue capital or have shareholders.

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Key Feature of a Non-Profit

A Non-profit must have a Board of Directors. There is no sole owner.

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Key Feature of a Non-Profit

A Non-profit is tax-exempt from sales taxes.

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What is the purpose of a For-Profit?

To earn money by providing a product or service.

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Key Feature of a For-Profit

A For-Profit can accrue capital and pay dividends to shareholders.

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Dividends

The portion of a company's net profits distributed to its shareholders.

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Generative AI

Artificial intelligence capable of creating new content, such as text, images, or videos.

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Soft Skills

Personal attributes and interpersonal skills, crucial for success in the workplace. Examples include communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.

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Skills Shortage

A situation where employers have difficulty finding qualified candidates for open positions, often driven by changing job requirements and technological advancements.

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Sustainable Business

Companies that operate in a way that minimizes environmental impact and ethical concerns, while fostering long-term profitability.

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Data Economy

A business model built around collecting and selling data for various purposes, such as marketing and research.

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Customer Experience Revolution

A shift in business focus to prioritize providing a personalized and memorable experience for each customer, leading to increased loyalty and satisfaction.

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Remote and Distributed Work

A workplace model where employees can work from different locations, often from home, leading to greater flexibility and work-life balance.

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Study Notes

Level 1 Priority

  • Driver Statement: A person's or group's motivation to respond to a specific situation. PFP's Driver Statement explains their motivations.
  • Sociocracy: A peer governance system based on consent, using semi-autonomous councils for faster decision-making.
  • Operational Structure: PFP's overall structure, including key employees and practices.
  • Markets and Services: PFP's target industry type and the customers they serve.
  • Target Market: PFP's ideal customer, community member, or client.
  • Products: Services and physical items offered, including groups, trainings, workshops, projects, and consortium memberships.
  • Support Groups: Opportunities for community members to offer and receive emotional support.
  • Projects: Ongoing community engagement activities hosted by PFP.
  • Workshops: Community learning opportunities offered by PFP.
  • Trainings: Learning opportunities offered by PFP to external companies and affiliates.
  • Accessibility: Ease of engagement regardless of access or support needs.
  • Domain: A distinct area of responsibility and authority within an organization.
  • Initiatives: Projects hosted outside of PFP aimed at solving problems.

Level 2 Priority

  • Principles: Basic ideas or rules guiding behavior.
  • Concepts: Relates to five concepts in S3: Driver, Requirement, Domain, Agreement, Objection, Governance & Operations.
  • Semi-Autonomous: Councils working independently within their jurisdiction, aligning with PFP's mission.
  • Interdependence: Individuals with complementary needs supporting each other.
  • Consent: A person voting with no reasonable objection to the decision.
  • Consensus: Most people agree on a decision, which does not apply to sociocratic models.
  • Concern: An assumption that can't be justified as an objection.
  • Objection: A reasonable argument showing harm to the council, organization, or their missions.
  • Voting: Members providing consent or objection to proposed decisions. This right is reserved for council members and leadership.
  • Transparency: PFP's commitment to transparency, ensuring all members have access to information regarding structure, records and daily activities. Personal information is disclosed only as necessary.
  • Councils: Structures of staff with defined roles and authority in their specific domains.
  • Council Leadership: Two executives in charge of management, organization, and leadership for each council.
  • Council Members: Primary, secondary, and tertiary council members to facilitate information flow and collaboration.
  • Council Gallery: Fourth and fifth level assigned staff to support council meetings with information within their domain.
  • Community Members: Anyone engaging with PFP activities.
  • Executive Council: Leaders who oversee the organization.
  • Board of Directors: A required element in nonprofits controlling decisions.
  • Hierarchy: The power structure and dynamics of an organization.

Level 3 Priority

  • Business Plan: PFP's blueprint for achieving its mission, reviewed annually and projecting future revenue and activities.
  • Non-Profit: An organization that serves the community, cannot accrue capital and is owned by the community, exempt from sales taxes and has restrictions on activities and uses of funds.
  • For-Profit: An organization that aims to make profit, can have one or more owners, shareholders, must pay sales taxes, and has no restrictions on activities.
  • Executive Summary: A high-level overview of the business and its solution to a problem, including the target customer.
  • Company Summary: A short summary of the PFP business plan.
  • Consortium of Coalitions: PFP uniting nonprofits for collaboration and accessibility of global resources.
  • Coalitions: Organizations or tasks uniting for a common mission.

Level 4 Priority

  • Generative AI: Leading business growth sector through AI-created products and services.
  • Soft Skills: Second leading sector with human interaction and interpersonal skills.
  • Skills Shortage: Companies shift hiring based on required skills and experience.
  • Sustainable Business: Business growth responding to consumer demand for climate action.
  • Data Economy: Marketing strategies through collected and profiled data.
  • Customer Experience Revolution: Individualized and personalized marketing strategies.
  • Remote and Distributed Work: Increasing access to work from home.
  • Diversity and Inclusivity: Companies responding to the need for diversity and inclusivity.
  • Resilience: Business protection against threats.
  • SWOT Analysis: An assessment tool for security, longevity and business challenges.
  • Competition: Businesses or organizations that could directly or indirectly affect PFP's cash flow or engagement.
  • Marketing Activities: Actions PFP takes to present marketing messages and products.
  • Profit and Loss Model: A monthly income and expenses spreadsheet for future years.
  • CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate): The rate at which a business will grow annually, based on current trends.
  • Dividends: Profits paid to shareholders.

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